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boxman

boxman

5.9
A worker who packs and moves boxes in a warehouse
  • noun
  • /ˈbɑksmən/
translation icon : empacador

Examples

  • Camera swish tilts up to ACE, then swish pans to boxman, dealers, and players watching him, trying to act calm. NICKY (V.O.)

    Fiction book (1995)
  • The boxman carefully packs the goods into sturdy boxes at the warehouse.

  • As a boxman, he is responsible for stacking the boxes neatly on the shelves.

  • Every morning, the boxman arrives early to prepare the shipments for delivery.

Synonyms

boxer
vsboxman
54 5.8

A person who packs items into boxes for shipping

is broader, also stacks and handles packed goods in storage settings
workman
vsboxman
13 1.4

A person who does physical jobs like building or fixing things

is specialized in handling, packing, and stacking goods in storage facilities
packer
vsboxman
3 3.0

A person who puts goods into boxes for storage or transport

focuses more on handling, stacking, and local storage tasks than on filling containers
packager
vsboxman
1 3.5

A person or machine that puts products into boxes and wraps them for sale

is more manual and focused on stacking and moving goods in storage facilities
warehouseman
vsboxman
1 5.5

A person who works in a building where things are stored and moved

is focused on packing and arranging goods in containers rather than general supervisory duties
warehouser
vsboxman
5.6

A person who works in a large building and stores and moves goods

is specific to packing and stacking goods in containers rather than broad storage tasks
storeman
vsboxman
  • UK
3.5

A person who receives, keeps, and gives out goods in a warehouse or shop

focuses more on hands-on packing and stacking rather than inventory control
warehousewoman
vsboxman
6.8

A woman who works in or manages a warehouse handling goods

is centered on packing, stacking, and handling goods rather than general management tasks
handloader
vsboxman
7.5

A person who moves boxes or goods by hand instead of using machines

is more about packing and stacking containers inside storage facilities than just manual loading
lumper
vsboxman
  • US
9.2

A worker who loads and unloads goods at a port or warehouse

focuses on packing and arranging goods in storage containers rather than on transport handling

Surface Forms

boxman singular
boxmen plural

Morphology

boxman = box + man (transparent) = box + man

Literal compound indicating a worker who handles boxes; straightforward for learners who know both components.

Etymology

Boxman comes from the parts box ('container') and man ('person'). Think of a worker who packs, stacks, or moves many boxes in a warehouse, and that's why a boxman means someone who handles boxes at work.